Exploring how engineered emptiness in supramolecular materials is addressing global challenges in water purification, energy storage, and molecular separation.
Explore how bacteria and fungi are being used to create nanosized sulfide semiconductors through biological synthesis, offering a green alternative to traditional manufacturing methods.
Exploring how bimetallic nanoparticles enable precise growth of single-wall carbon nanotubes for next-generation nano-electronics
How silica hairy nanoparticles are transforming materials science through programmable self-assembly, creating smart and sustainable materials.
Exploring the cutting-edge study of high-energy flow localization at solid-liquid interfaces and its revolutionary implications for technology and science.
Exploring the groundbreaking Phase I trial of Hu3s193 antibody targeting Lewis-Y antigen in epithelial cancers, with detailed biodistribution data and clinical implications.
Exploring the revolutionary Zeolite-like Metal-Organic Frameworks (ZMOFs) that combine zeolitic topologies with MOF tunability for advanced materials applications
Exploring how scientists engineer atomic-scale traffic systems using excitonic nanoparticles to revolutionize computing and energy technologies.
Exploring the groundbreaking innovations in materials science and industry analysis that are shaping our technological future.
Exploring the fundamental principles behind nature's most versatile fastening system and the scientists who are harnessing its power.